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In Reply to: Amazing, but... posted by John Marks on October 31, 2013 at 06:45:37:
On my non-controversial point.
Or, at least, not yet controversial.
Schicchi was a Bernie Madoff character. That was all he knew how to do.
So why do sopranos time and again act like Lauretta is a corn-fed Iowa Lutheran farm girl with unimpeachable morals--they pretend that Lauretta is not in on the scam, or at least, she is happy to "marry up" on money that just seems to appear magically and with no valid explanation.
I want to see and hear a little situational awareness.
Comments? Is there a performance that I have missed?
John
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- Doubling down - John Marks 19:19:52 11/02/13 (6)
- RE: Doubling down - rbolaw 05:13:31 11/03/13 (5)
- Then she's beyond "naive" - John Marks 11:20:54 11/04/13 (4)
- IMHO Puccini wasn't big on plausibility in his characters - rbolaw 11:57:24 11/04/13 (3)
- Puccini was better at cruelty than at comedy - Chris from Lafayette 14:53:09 11/04/13 (2)
- RE: Puccini was better at cruelty than at comedy - rbolaw 15:56:51 11/04/13 (1)
- Yup - I think those are some good observations [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 23:04:17 11/04/13 (0)
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